Green Treefrog vs. Gray Treefrog
Gray Treefrogs can turn green. Look along the side: a sharp white or cream stripe from the lip down the flank means Green Treefrog. A Gray Treefrog has no clean stripe, is blotched rather than plain, and has a pale spot under the eye and bright yellow-orange inside the thighs.
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